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These rule all, even still.

I've gotta go with the one that made me a fan, Strange Days.

Going by the jaw, I'd say it's Matt Damon.

I'm in Woodbridge, and I missed the chat due to sucking at how to figure out how to invite myself to a chat, which may have worked out for the best, as I had a bunch of work to finish up anyway.

Well, I'm in VA, about a half hour away from DC.

Matt loves Dylan, and has listed him as an influence. His mention of him when he sang a song of his in the Making of IAWCC was that the folks should have known who wrote the song.

Orange and strawberry Kit-Kats? Eewwwww!

Audio of Being, although Avalanche is a close second.

I'd love a DVD of Matt's vids, although with high-res ones being offered on the site for many of them, the need for this is reduced, so a live concert DVD would probably work better.

I love the trailer, and it looks like a blast. I'll definitely snag the DVD when it comes out. The main character looks freakily like me though.

Scott Stapp with the Tea Party...oh Hell no! Alter Bridge's vocalist doesn't sound all that much like Stapp, I think he's better at delivering the lyrics so they don't sound so...very, very horrid.

That Jeremy thing confused me...

I love it, anything that gets more folks to hear it is fine by me.

Woohoo! Thank you.

I love it. Great, deep comedy writing, and fantastic voice acting.

I don't mind it not having a lyric booklet, as I enjoy interpretting the lyrics myself, and the art in the case is great. Also, I would imagine that some first runs were in jewel cases, as mine arrived signed by Matt with it in a jewel case right after it was released.

"Hello chips and dip", which turned into "Hello Mr. Chips" when I read lyrics.

A screen cap is when you capture a frame of animation from a video, through either the PrintScreen button, or other means.

That video is neat, and I also enjoy this version more than the album one.

I enjoy Matt for the music, not the appearance.

I've loved that pic for eons, funny as hell. Thanks for reminding me of how funny it is.

That is...awesome!

I used to love this show to no end, but my love for it has petered out a bit. Odds are, once I get a DVD set of it, I'll be hooked all over again.

I've seen a little bit of stuff, but don't have much desire to watch more. The fact that every NBC-owned channel is showing stuff doesn't help matters either.

This was an awesome show, shame it got canned. It'll all be on DVD within a year, which is certainly something to look forward to.